File:Wine glass caustic example.jpg
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Example of a wine glass caustic produced by an approximately half-filled white wine glass under illumination by sunlight (parallel white light) at a solar inclination of about 24°. |
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I have taken this picture myself on vacation in Trondheim, Norway. |
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2017-08-14 |
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More information on the physics of the image can be found in the following publication: "Wine glass caustic and halo analogies", Appl. Optics Vol. 57(19), pp. 5259-5267 (2018), https://www.osapublishing.org/AO/abstract.cfm?uri=AO-57-19-5259
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